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It depends what you want to use it for. I'm imagining this being used in small embedded projects where the physical size of the current Pi is undesirable.
by kragniz 13y ago
It depends what you want to use it for. I'm imagining this being used in small embedded projects where the physical size of the current Pi is undesirable.
- ris 13y agoBut there are plenty of SODIMM-sized ARM embedded modules with much more compute power than the Pi already.
- Narishma 13y agoAnd they are also probably a lot more expensive than $30.
- ris 13y agoI wouldn't say a lot.
- vardump 13y agoHow do they rate against Videocore IV? AFAIK, ARM core represents only about 2-5% of total computing power in RPi. And can you provide some links, please?
- ris 13y ago"Total computing power" is massively load-dependent. And I don't think The VideoCore IV is massively outstanding in the field of embedded GPUs. Links? This is turning into a let-me-google-that-for-you, but they appear very regularly on http://linuxgizmos.com http://linuxgizmos.com
- vardump 13y agoI see it more like a SIMD processor than a GPU. It's not massively outstanding, but there's a lot of value of it having an open documentation, a known instruction set.